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Comedy: Eddie Gossling

Eddie Gossling has the best of both worlds, it seems. He has steady work as a writer for the Comedy Central show Tosh.0, but still has the opportunity to do stand-up when he isn’t in production. And

Jun 3, 2013 at 1:56 pm

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Eddie Gossling

Eddie Gossling has the best of both worlds, it seems. He has steady work as a writer for the Comedy Central show Tosh.0, but still has the opportunity to do stand-up when he isn’t in production. And working on the show offers him the chance to flex different comedy muscles, particularly the sillier and more mischievous ones.

On stage he gets more personal and talks about his family, as well as what he calls “random” topics. A favorite subject is Hip Hop, of which Gossling has always been quite the connoisseur. “I still like Hip Hop a lot,” he states. “I think it’s the closest thing to comedy, with all the references they use in the songs.”

Thursday-Sunday. $8-$15. Go Bananas, 8410 Market Place Lane, Montgomery, 513-984-9288, gobananascomedy.com.